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Lending A Voice

“Please keep our stories alive,” pleaded New Hampton eighth-grader A.J. Vetter, near the conclusion of her remarkably moving speech. “Please let these stories be heard.”
There wasn’t a dry eye in the house.

Volunteer surprised by volunteer award

As Brian Quirk met with New Horizons-Chamber’s Jason Speltz and Theresa Rasmussen Monday morning, he noticed more and more cars pulling into the New Hampton Municipal Light Plant parking lot.

Supervisors get vets audit update

Chickasaw County Attorney Jennifer Schwickerath said Monday that although there were several mistakes made related to the hiring of a veterans affairs commissioner last spring, there was little damage done and no malicious intent. 

Four Trojans earn conference honors after 12-1 campaign

Turkey Valley didn’t dominate the Upper Iowa all-conference lists as much as some might expect of a team that won their second straight conference title, and didn’t lose a UIC game until one slipped through their grasp late in the season.

Nashua native leads the fight against Crohn's Disease

Dr. Allan Dietz credits much of the success he has had in the medical field with his upbringing in Nashua.

Radio host learns on the fly

Maybe it’s a good thing Jason Rude is a history teacher; after all, he’s had to do his share of research over the years and that experience has paid off when it comes to the radio show, “The Sports Zone with Jason Rude,” he hosts on the New Hampto

McDonald pitches Hawkeyes to win

Iowa needed a strong pitching performance, and Cole McDonald delivered one.

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